Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-04
Rricr. aud Personals.

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disturbance on the street. Dismissed.
Bricrs and Personals.
WorLmen on the Union PASSENGER
railway reached Ninth street yeste.
dav.
Miss Emma Taylor and Miss Vertncr
Redwood, of Church Hill. are visiting
friends in Albemarle county.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Glascock leave
this evening for the Monroe Red Sui
rlur Springs.
". d. Sutherland will put another
Quincy on the streets to-day-naking
four in all.
Mr.. ". W. Archer, OF the S'otc, r.
turned yesterday from the White Sui
Ihur, where he had been for Il few
days.
At tie annual meeting OF the stocl-
holders OF the Hazall- Crcnshaw Com
pany. held Yesterday, the old officers
were al Re elected.
Tev. c. p Scott Of South Carolinq.
viii tupply tLe pulpit ot the Sccond
Baptist church during the absence OF
Rev. Dr. Landfun.
Ms. ". ". Saunders, who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. /. y. smith
crs, has returned home.
Mr.. =. ". ctaibuck. formerly Of tins
city, row Of Mitchell. Vance O. Co..
New York, is in the city, and yI.l rc-
main several days.
Miss Estellc Wood, OF Albcmarla.
has gone on a pleasure trip to Oh
Point, Cobb's island, aud The Eastern
Shore, 70 be absent until fall.
Adiutant Bryant, of the Salvation
Amy Corps, who has been Transferred
10 another field Of duty, mikes his fare
well address tonight.
The East-End Yacht AMI Pleasure
Climb have returned from their first
annual cruise. having had very en-
ioyable trip and caught large number
of fish.
The ladies' of Clay-Street Baptist
church will give a moonlight excursion
down the river on the ARIEL tonight.
4 full moon. refreshments, and de-
lightiul time to all who 90.
Tr Drew, of the Grace-Street Pres
bytorian church, will spend some ten
days in Brunswick county preaching,
after the second Sabbath in this month.
BE is ordered there by the presbytery.
Mr. +. VI. Castinc, formerly mana
Ger Of The Academy, las, associated
with Nr. L. Eugene Hume, purchased
al rights ana title in the romantic and
picturesque drama "Hussia," written
by Miss Charlotte H,lrcus. Th4 play
viii be produced at the Richmond
Theatre during this month.
Mrs. I'd. Ololl and Misses Jennie
Comctt and Mamie Hcrbst viii leave
nCXt Monday evening by steamer for
Washington and Baltimore, to b. aA-
sent several weeks. After rcturHing
Miss HcIhst will spend the reminder
Of the summer in the mountains @.
Virginia.
Dining his recent visit to Boston
Coloucl Thomas j. Evans witnessed q
pamo Of baseball for the first time
SAYS he saw johnson, Nash, and Tate
that "Johnson can run like q deer and
catch anything can catch leather
wing bat as high as house, no matter
how lie flies.
R,v. Garter Helm Jones and wife, of
New jersey, are expected by the Wy
anokc to-day to spend time at hi,
fathers, Dr. J. William Jones, l03 east
Main. Mr.. Jones IS to supply the pul-
pit of the Lcigh-Street Baptist church
on next Sunday and the Sunday foi-
lowing.
The Rev. Or. G. Euecne Harfell. OF
New York, is on a visit to his brother
here, the Rev. Dr. Louis Harfeld, OF
Kenesseth Israel congregation, wor-
shipping on Mayo street, and by ape
cial invitation viii preach the Solace
sermon on Saturday at ID \. II. The
public are invited.
Among the guests at the Exchange
are \. II. Stokes. urham, \. G. ; j.
NJ. Archibald, Montreal; II. IL. Mar
maduke, Florida p. NJ. Wetmorc, Co
lumbus, O. (; Frank i. Lowell, Proyi-
dence, II. J., and II. j. Dickinson,
PHILADELPHIA.
Yesterday morning the horses at
tachod to one OF CARRIERS carriages ran
from Ninth and Cary streets mp the
latter and collided with yeast wagon.
The wagon was part ~ upset, the yeast
fell, and the driver was slightly
bruised, but no serious damage was
done.
During the month of July the Po-
lice Justice disposed of 42f criminal
cases and tried 396 ordinance viola
tions. On criminal charges thirty-two
were sent on to the Hastings Court for
Indictment by the grand jury, forty
were convicted OF miSdemeanor, and
thiIty-threc were sent to jail in dcfaul;
Of security for their good behavior.
At their meeting Tuesday nigh. the |
Richmond Howitzers elected Mrs.
Liebor, wife Of Colonel b. A. Lieber,
OF Washington, retired army officer,
a member of their battery, and those
who attended the recent encampment
at the Fauquier White Sulphur Springs
will send her a beautiful gold badge as
a token of their appreciation OF
the kindly interest which she took
in arranging for their pleasure while at
the Fauquier.
The C0upIing-piu Broke.
On Tuesday, as the 3 Z. NJ. freight |
train was going North on the Rich
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